Quince in vanilla syrup, brandy and beautiful bowls around the home…

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If you’ve been with me for a few years {thank you} you probably already know about my passion for Quince and other green orbs this time of year.

My dear friend’s quince tree was quite prolific this year, so I had plenty of fruit to place in bowls around the house. Their unique astringent, slightly sweet fragrance makes the most wonderful natural room scent. I love the look of their irregular shapes and their waxy and sometimes furry, yellow~green skin. These hard fruits will last for weeks indoors and even longer outdoors or in the refrigerator.

I also had an ample supply to put up the traditional annual quince slices in a thick, creamy, luscious syrup, which will become more and more flavorful each day thanks to the sections of vanilla bean they are floating around with them in a cool, dark space.

Most of these jars will be dressed up and presented as hostess gifts in a couple of months.

It was such a good crop, I was able to pull together the beginnings of a cozy Quince Brandy as well, some of which will be decanted for holiday gifts in a month or so.

Though this vat went to a very splendid skipper I know, on his special day, where he memorably invited all of his guest to come and sail away with him,

sort of like the Owl and the Pussycat….

…they dined on mince and slices of quince which they ate with a runicible spoon…

{click on the link to enjoy this marvelous poem again}.

Comments

Karena Albert says

October 21, 2014 at 11:02 pm

Emily these jars look like liquid gold! Love the poem it is truly wonderful!!

xoxo
Karena
The Arts by Karena

Haddock says

October 22, 2014 at 2:16 am

Love those jars 🙂

I Dream Of says

October 22, 2014 at 2:40 pm

Emily, I'm so impressed. Quince brandy sounds just divine. I was walking in the neighborhood on Sunday and saw a quince tree just overloaded. Must be a great year for them.

Hope your October has been beautiful! XOXO

Splendid Market says

October 23, 2014 at 9:02 am

Jeannie – I think I know the tree you are referring to, it is so small and covered with so many large fruits, it looks beautiful. I'll have you over for a sip in a few weeks.

Haddock & Karena, I love the look too, it's hard for me to stash them down in the basement because I do love to look at them…

thank you for your comments!

Sandy at You May Be Wandering says

October 23, 2014 at 11:29 am

One of my favorite poems I used to read to my children, but I have never tried quince. I don't think we have quince trees on the East coast. I leave go HK on Saturday, so I am on my way to read your posts from there. Enjoy your day!!!